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Massey marine scientists facing axe: 'We feel betrayed'
Massey marine scientists facing the axe under a shake-up feel 'betrayed' by university.
Coronavirus: Chinese students want 'unfair' travel ban lifted
Students say the ban on coming to New Zealand is unfair and should be lifted.
'Not how a university behaves': Science staff shocked at up to 50 job cuts
Massey researchers set to challenge shake-up that could see dozens of jobs lost.
400 students face upheaval: Massey set to axe science at Albany
More than 400 students may have to move to Palmerston North, or change universities.
'Risky changes' - Massey shake-up alarms NZ scientists
Scientists' group critical of Massey shake-up that could see Auckland science jobs lost.
Pay us fairly, NorthTec tutors plead
Two NorthTec tutors call pay offer is a slap in the face as industrial action continues.
Hamish Rutherford: Time to consider lifting coronavirus travel ban?
At what point will the Government decide to lift the travel restrictions?
Party death 'still fresh in students' minds', influencing behaviour
Sophia Crestani's death is having an impact on the way students are partying.
How coronavirus could affect our universities
Extension of travel ban for people entering from mainland China will affect students.
Students from China placed in motels after homestays rebel
Queen St school has placed "a small number" of Chinese students in hotels.
Coronavirus: Students seek fee refunds after travel ban
Student leader says international students are treated as "cash cows".
Outgoing Auckland Council boss to head national polytechnic
Steven Town will take up his new role, in Wellington, on July 6.
EIT's deputy chief executive leaves role after five years
Mark Oldershaw gets job as Chief Executive of Whitireia and WelTec in Wellington.
Catriona MacLennan: University of Auckland's pricey Parnell pad is a bit rich
Comment: Why spend money on someone who doesn't need it while ignoring those who do?
Coronavirus: Auckland student in isolation as university prepares for worst
The University of Auckland now has strategic plans in light of the coronavirus situation.
Institute issues face masks to students
Free face masks and hand sanitiser for students who have been in China.
University of Auckland will not re-enrol student kicked out after suicide attempt
Student says she is at a loss at what to do next.
Greens demand student loan changes
Two years in, the policy is unchanged despite promises from both Labour and the Greens.
The $3.5b student loan bill: Jet-setting Kiwis dodge taxman
New data shows more than 90 per cent of all overdue student loans are from Kiwis overseas.
Editorial: Student loan debt border arrest a reminder of obligations
Editorial: The overall incentive to pay off money borrowed must be encouraged.
IRD 'like loan sharks': Student loan defaulter trapped in British exile
"They were really like loan sharks, like Repo men in their approach."
She returned to NZ for her sick mum. She was arrested at the airport over her student debt
The Herald has been told the woman spent a night in police custody.
Alleged rape victim fighting to keep her place at uni
International student is appealing the decision to terminate her enrolment.
Education changes planned across the board
Parliament is considering one education act to rule them all.
Local Focus: Student rents and commute times make UCOL attractive
"A myriad of options" UCOL claims. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fees-free: Which decile students are taking it up and where are they going?
Middle-class welfare? Fees-free has seen more high-decile students go to university.
Man to receive uni degree 30 years after his death
Graeme Watson's graduation has been a long time coming.
Crimson Education's UK and US global offices found unmanned
Some of Crimson's UK and US offices were empty, according to USA Today.
High-achieving identical twins' tribute to late mother
It's been a confusing six years for some university staff and students.
Whanganui skills gap holding back business growth
Skills gaps are keeping many of our businesses from expanding to their full potential.
Girl violently beaten in school bullying video
Video on Facebook shows a school student begging to be left alone under a hail of punches.
Growing human brain cells gets $16m boost
Brain researchers will never have to wash cars to raise money again.
Audrey Young: The curious collab - a Nat MP and a Labour Minister
COMMENT: The two former head prefects were always destined for success.